The JDBC connector maps columns in the underlying datasource to Ignite. You
don’t have to map all the columns if you don’t want to. You can also choose to
pre-load only some records (see the loadCache method).
If you want to denormalise the data on the way into Ignite there are a couple
of opti
Hi Zhenya,
Thanks for replying. It was not actually typo. We are thinking to start
stand-alone servers of 32 GB and then if more memory is required it will store
onto the disk hence I said persistence mode enabled
Will it work in this way?
Thanks,
Reshma.
From: Zhenya Stanilovsky
Sent: Thur
Thanks Stephen for valuable feedback. I went through the link.
I read below line on the link
you can store objects as a set of fields and can configure the mapping between
table columns and objects fields via the configuration
I am not copying the entire oracle table as it is. As we are into re
Hi Maxim,
Thank you for your reply.
1. Read-Repair - I am using cache write sync mode FULL_SYNC and cache
rebalance mode as SYNC along with REPLICATED cache mode. So read repair may
not work in this case, right ?
2. Also I verified partition checksum and the result was no conflicts
found. Even cac
